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DOI: Methodology For Using The Map In Courses Of Economic And Social Geography Of Students In Secondary School
Xalilov X.B. , Teacher, Fergana Regional Centre For Retraining And Advanced Training Of Public Education, Fergana, UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses what to look for in research on the use of maps in economic and social geography courses taught in high schools, and how to develop the cartographic competencies of students in geography courses taught in high schools.
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Applied Geography, Social Geography, Economic Geography
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